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everywhere was heard the well-known sound produced by the frying of chops. In fact the scene looked—at all events—very like a diggings. ...
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Shipping Intelligence.
April 1.—Ship Broomlelaw, 523 tons. Peter Blyth, master, from Glasgow; Du Croz and Co. agents. Passengers—Dr. James Smith; 264 Scotch immigrants. ...
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TASMANIAN PARLIAMENT.
The house met at four o'clock. The consideration of the Public Works Loan Bill was postponed upon the application of the Colonial Treasurer until ...
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Commercial and Markets.
The Accountant of Stores invites enders until 9th April, for supplying certain articles to several government departments in this town, between the date of contract and 30th ...
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GOLD RETURNS.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The report of the meeting of the Sustentation Fund Committee will appear in our next. ...
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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
AUDIT OFFICE.—The under-mentioned parties are requested to make application to the Colonial Treasury for payment of their respective accounts, for ...
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LAUNCESTON EXAMINER,
WE postpone further comment on parliamentary, or we ought perhaps to say unparliamentary, proceedings till our next. ...
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A FABLE.
The captiousness of guilt aping innocence, and of dishonesty paying the penalty of extreme sensiblity, are well exposed here. It is one of the just punishments of Knavery ever to be exposed to the real or supposal ...
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BATHURST-STEET.
RESPECTFULLY SHEWETH, That during the sitting of the late Legislative Council an Act was passed whereby a part of Bathurst-street, Launceston, was portioned off ...
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COUNCIL PAPERS.
Question.—Date of the Contract, &c.? Answer.—Tenders were invited by public advertisement: and those received were submitted on the 11th September, 1856, and that ...
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POLICE OFFICE.
Mr. Edward Clarke appeared to answer a complaint preferred against him by District Constable Jones for practising as it physician for fee and reward, not being ...
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SOUTH ESK DIGGINGS.
On visiting the diggings yesterday we were surprised to see the busy and animated aspect the ground presented. A considerable number of tents now occupies ...
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HOBART TOWN.
A public meeting was held on Tuesday afternoon, in the New Market, the Mayor presiding, at which resolutions were adopted to the effect that the present ministry, having ...
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LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY
A public meeting in connection with this society was held in Tamar-street chapel, on Monday evening: J. G. Jennings, Esq., in the chair. ...
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GLEANINGS.
The Queen has been pleased to grant unto the Rev. Arthur Pearhyn Stanley, M.A., the office and place of Regius Professor in Ecclesiastical History in the ...
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